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Culture Forward- A Strengths and Culture Based Tool to Protect Our Native Youth From Suicide

Authors: Center for American Indian Health News

Publication Year: 2021

Last Updated: 2021-04-28

Journal: Center for American Indian Health News

Keywords: Awareness; Suicide; Materials; Youth

Abstract:

Culture Forward has a new initiative that has come up with a Strengths and Culture Based Tool to Protect Native Youth from Suicide, this is a new 54-page report with tribally driven, evidence and practice based solutions to prevent Native youth suicide. This report was developed by the Johns Hopkins Center for American Indian Health in partnership with Casey Family Programs, an operating foundation committed to supporting tribes in strengthening tribal nations’ capacity to keep children healthy, safe, and connected with their families, communities and cultures.

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Source: https://cih.jhu.edu/assets/documents/CultureForward.pdf

Type of Resource: Toolkit; Non-Peer Reviewed Journal Article


 

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